A walk through Omaha’s Prospect Hill Cemetery will reveal many familiar names. These names belong to Omaha pioneers who were influential in the early history of the city and would later have streets and parks named after them.

Development and Communications Director, Erik Servellon, explains how One World Community Health Centers uses their locations across the metro to provide affordable healthcare for anyone regardless of their ability to pay.

John Ewing has been mayor of Omaha since June 9th. He joins Tom on this week’s podcast to share his thoughts on the recent immigration raid as well as what his focus will be as he settles into his new job.

Roni Gosch with the Tri-Faith Initiative shares about the uniqueness of the organization. She also promotes the recent documentary film featuring the west-Omaha campus that brings together a synagogue, a mosque and a Christian church.

Astrid Munn, a lead attorney with the Center for Immigration and Refugee Advancement, explains the challenges to those looking to immigrate legally to the United States.

Jean Stothert reflects on her three terms as Omaha mayor and gives her views on why she lost the election in May.

Called “Crit” for short, criterium is a type of short-course street cycling competition that not only tests competitors’ physical skills and stamina but requires plenty of strategy as well.

A career setback 25 years ago pushed Jeff Quinn full time into the world of magic and entertainment.

Ron Elwell, Executive Director of the Nebraska Vietnam Veterans Memorial, along with Fred Uhe, a member of the memorial’s board of directors, join this week’s podcast to talk about the memorial in Sarpy County and the impact it is having on the state.

Chris Dragon and Andrea Holmes each own and operate their own CBD stores in Nebraska and share their concerns with the state of their industry and the potential impact of current legislation in the Nebraska Unicameral.